Creating a speaker with sound animation using Blender
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2022
- A Short Blender speaker tutorial that shows how to model a speaker and animate it with music. This tutorial covers modeling of the speaker, creating shape keys for speaker, texture materials, as well as animation using a music file.
The intro 3d animation was created using Blender 3.1 while tutorial was made using Blender 3.2.
Render settings for the Blender animation at the beginning of the tutorial.
cycles 230 samples.
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The "Bake Sound to F-Curves" is now found in the "Channel" Menu and was renamed to "Sound to Samples" - blender 4.0
Thanks for the update!! Blender changes so fast with new updates. 👍
@@Jart_3d the speaker part size goes crazy when i apply sounds to sample it shrinks and grows crazy i cant figure out how to limit in the modifiers tab in the graph editor can you tell me what i possibly did wrong lol thank you
@@chino9212 Make use of the envelope modifier to control your maximum and minimum shape in the curve editor. You can also edit your shape keys and make the speaker movement less. Speaker deformation is based on the shape keys. So if its goes too crazy you can reduce the distance it moves. Hope this helps.
finnaly this is my first animation EVER! Thanks for this video tutorial!
AWESOM WORK!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH 💯
Thanks. Glad you found this video useful.
Thank you! for sharing this simple way to make sound vibration animation
I'm glad to share.
What is this called
Bro por Bro, I'm new to this, I'm really interested in your video, but it's very fast and what are the commands you use?
Thanks!!
amazing work bro
Thanks
Excellent tutorial. Can you please tell me how to loop the sound curve? The sound I am using is short in length but I want to loop it over a longer time.
Solved it. I used a sine curve modifier from the built in functions options.
@@atique2545 Cool method. Great to know you solved it. You can also click on key and un-bake curves. That way the curve points become keyframes which you can manipulate, edit, or duplicate in the dope sheet. You can move the sound movement to any part of the animation this way. I probably should have added that bit in my tutorial.
@@Jart_3d thanks for adding another cool trick in the comments.
A tutorial of that repeating radial texture on the speaker would be appreciated.
You can see the node setup in the video. I'll think about making one.
cool one.
Thanks
What is the settings for the subdivision suface on the subwoofer (big speaker)?
Everything used in the model has a subdivision level of 2. In viewport, it may be set to one but will render at 2.
@@Jart_3d ok thanks!
halo sir , i have a orz om aluminum 136.1 hz , i want to change the tuning fork twos of wheels support handle thickness cm , i wish i can change to thin and diameter sizes than before could i use blender 3d change this ? if can , kick which button and which function to kick , thx u , cuz i have already a mindset , but i dunno how to change the tuning fork . l want to export a tuning fork 3d stl file to have a 3d printing service .
my om 136.1 hz tuning fork sizes 2242.8cm
Hi. It's possible to import stl files into Blender but it's not that straightforward. I believe you can edit the dimensions in Blender as well. You'll probably have to watch tutorials on those topics to be able to do so. Hope my answer is satisfactory.
Does the topology matter in order to make the bake exact?
The bake records the animated position of vertices as they move between the original shape and the new shape key. Shape keys are used on models with tris and they still work well. You can experiment to find out.
interesting workflow, never seen something like this
is there a way to add more bass like real speakers to like vibrate more
Hmm. Not sure about the vibrating part but if you increase the shape key deformation of the speakers in edit mode the speakers would be displaced more intensely.
ok thank you@@Jart_3d
how can i find speaker textures?
I created procedural textures. Node setup is shown in the tutorial. You can pause the video, have a look and replicate it to see how it looks.
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cambio en la 4.0 la forma de hacer la animacion
Yeah. making plans for an update. Peharps I'll add it in captions.
Please slow the speed more their are beginners like me who need steps
Sorry about that. You can slow down video playback speed for sections that seem fast. I'll keep that in mind for future videos.
@@Jart_3d I missed shading i can t follow it
how did you fill in that ring of edges? 1:14
Using the fill tool. With vertices selected, you use F to fill the space. Blender is heavy on shortcut keys.
@@Jart_3d ah okay thats what i thought i just wasn't sure
1:22 Bro at minute how do you shape the bevel
Hey sorry about the pacing of the video. I inserted the faces with i key, then i added loop cuts using ctr+r and scrolling mouse wheel to change the number. Last step was to pull up the faces. If you want to bevel an edge you can do so by selecting the edge and using ctr+b and scroll middle mouse button to increase bevels. Blender is heavy on shortcuts so most users assume everyone knows this controls.
0.31 how do you subdivide like this? i can't do it please help me
Hi. What I did was subdivide. You can do so by adding a loop cut on any edge of the speaker with a ctr+R. Once the loop cut is made you can increase the number of cuts using the mouse's middle scroll button after which you click to create the loops.
If you have one cut, you can select it by clicking on an edge with the alt key pressed, increasing the cuts by using the ctr+B key, and scrolling the mouse to increase the number of cuts.
I hope this helps.
@@Jart_3d A THOUSAND THANKS
but I wanted to ask you do you have the piece that comes flat up to minute 1.16 but as I follow your steps it gets more stepped and then I don't understand how precisely at minute 1.16 you manage to detach the lines that we say if you have an ig profile I'll send you the photos for Pleasure
creating shape keys for speaker how did you create this?
@@gerrianroid4626 Hi. you can slow down video playback for sections that are fast. What I did iat 1.16 is separate the selected vertices to selection by using the p key. It separates those vertices into a new object. When you come out of edit mode you can edit the new object if you select it.
Shape keys are easy to make. That part of the video is in realtime so you can follow along. You can add a base shape key from the side menu. This is the base representing the original shape and should not be edited. you can then add a new shape key that you want the movement of the speaker to be on. With this shape key selected you can edit the cone and move it upward. The moment you tab out of edit mode the original shape of the object returns and you can see your shape key take effect by sliding the shape key value.
You can add as many keys as you'd like using this method. Its helpful for creating shape keys for characters like eye blinks and other things.
I'm sorry this video is not exactly beginner friendly, If you have basic modeling skills it should be simple to follow and apply to creating whatever you want.
@@Jart_3d but I see that it appears out of nowhere... sorry but unfortunately I'm Italian and I don't know if google translates well
@@Jart_3d how do you fill the circle in 1.15 minutes sorry for the thousand questions...
What's the name of the vibe at the beginning of the video 🥵
Illusions - Anno Domini Beats
thank you. make video on JBL top speaker sound box (use in seminar, musical show, hall etc.) modeling. Jbl top speaker sound box has 12 inch.please make.
Make jbl top speaker sound box (12 inch) in blender 2.79.
This is used in seminar, orchestra, railly, musical program.
can you teach me like if you have discord or something u can teach me a couple tricks in blender
you lowkey have skills wont lie
looking forward👍